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Jaguars Notebook: As teams reject 'Hard Knocks,' Jaguars still an option | jacksonville.com

One more team turned down HBO’s "Hard Knocks" on Thursday. The Houston Chronicle reported the Texans said no thanks to the behind-the-scenes show that depicts teams during training camp. The Texans join the Jets, Redskins, 49ers and Falcons as teams that have declined to be on the show. This process of elimination could lead to the Jaguars appearing on the HBO show for the first time. Jacksonville participated in a similar program that aired on NFL Network in 2004. The Jaguars have said they would be willing to be the subject of the show.

Learning from experience, Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey is rolling with the punches | jacksonville.com

If Mike Mularkey hadn’t changed in the seven years since he was last an NFL head coach, Maurice Jones-Drew’s absence from the Jaguars voluntary organized team activities would be driving him crazy. But one thing he’s learned as an NFL coach is, there’s a limit to what he can control. "I [used to] let little things that I had no control over suck the energy out of me," Mularkey said. "At this job you’ve got to have a high energy tank and I’m not going to let that happen this time around."

Inside the Jaguars, 05/17

Eben Britton feels fine, and while it’s still May, that’s a good feeling. Certainly, it’s a different feeling than he had last season and although it’s only organized team activities, the Jaguars’ offensive tackle said that’s very good news. Britton missed much of last season with a back injury, but is working with starters during OTAs and said he is doing full work and going full speed.

Pressure point: Jaguars - AFC South Blog - ESPN

Blaine Gabbert can deliver some big-time passes. In a rookie season when he was on the field sooner than the Jaguars initially intended, the offensive framework a young quarterback needed was not in place. Injuries on the offensive line meant less-than-stellar pass protection. The receivers were a motley crew. Mike Thomas’ play dropped off after he got a new contract. Tight end Marcedes Lewis' play dropped off after he got a fat new contract.